Tips to get survive in your first job

Posted on Nov 25, 2013

When you are out of college and started for your dream job then it will be more enthusiastic step towards your career. If you win in any job interview and you got your offer letter then you feel that your life will be getting settled. But your battle has just began and read this mistakes done by freshers on their first job to avoid the blunders happened.Don’t over estimate yourself: Overestimating yourself is the biggest mistake that you will do in your first job. You must deliver the output as you agreed at the time of an interview. Let your work speak about you and if you are not accepting the work assigned will project you as a lazy person.I know everything: If you start your job with I know everything will not be appreciated by your colleagues.You are in new job and new people and all of them will expect to solve the issues on the first day itself. Take help from your seniors and coworkers and solve the issues and ask as many questions two understand the whole process in first two months. First impression: First impression is the best impression and your workplace attire, body language and other basic things are the facts in creating first impression about you. Be punctual to office and don’t miss any opportunity that you get to prove yourself.Be ready to accept critiques: Accept the criticism that you face anything will be the golden rule for success in your career journey.Constructive feedback will help you to get improve in your career. Never revert back to your boss and be polite to learn new things.Social networking: Connect with the employees of your organization. Increase your networking and share your job experiences and observe other people and blend with t them to get the things done.

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